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MICHAEL MORAN VISITS WITH THE BELL RINGERS OF THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE.

SCOTT TALKS WITH MIKE MALES WHO IS CRITICAL OF A NEW CARNEGIE COMMISSION REPORT ON ADOLESCENTS AT RISK IN AMERICA.

Jacki talks with Robert Dallek, professor of history at U-C-L-A. Ever since the Republican party took over the Congress, it has been intent on reducing the federal government's role and increasing the authority of states. Dallek says the trend toward "state's rights" is not a new one, it just fell out of favor during the Depression of the 1930's.

CURSE TABLETS/SCOTT SPEAKS WITH ARCHAEOLOGIST BARBARA BURRELL, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, ON HER DISCOVERY IN ISRAEL OF ANCIENT "CURSE TABLETS," INSCRIBED ILL-WISHES.

Daniel explores reaction among the left and right wings within Israel with Yaron Ezrachi, a political theorist at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Bob Lang a spokesperson from the West Bank settlers. Both say that the assassination of Rabin was abhorrant, but disagreed sharply on what course Israel should take vis-a-vis the Palestinians. 9:30 Funding Credit Cross Promo Station Break (:59) Forward Promo

SCOTT SPEAKS WITH REPORTER LYNN TERRY ABOUT WHAT SEEMS TO BE THE BEGINNING OF THE END TO THE 22-WEEK TRANSPORTATION STRIKE IN FRANCE. RAIL WORKERS VOTED YESTERDAY TO GO BACK TO WORK.

SCOTT SPEAKS WITH NANCY SINATRA, DAUGHTER OF FRANK. MS. SINATRA HAS WRITTEN A BOOK ABOUT HER FATHER'S LIFE AND MUSIC TITLED "FRANK SINATRA: AN AMERICAN LEGEND."

The first play to open on Broadway in more than a year, Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu's Pass Over tells the story of two young Black men dreaming of a better tomorrow in a world of police violence.

Daniel talks with Ted Halstead, executive director of 'Redefining Progress', an economics research group based in San Francisco. Halstead says the Gross Domestic Product gives a misleading picture of the economic well-being in the USA.